Holy Week & Easter 2025

St Joseph's Church sign
St Joseph’s Church sign with Mass times

During communion, please take the host on the hand for the safety of the Celebrant, Eucharistic Minister and vulnerable members of our Congregation.


PALM SUNDAY 13th April, 2025

Saturday Vigil
6.30pm Blessing of the Palms  & Reading of Passion Gospel

Sunday
7.30am, 9:30am and 11.00am Blessing of the Palms & Reading of the Passion Gospel


HOLY WEEK (Monday 14th April – Sunday 20th April, 2025)

MASS & SERVICES

(Note: No morning or mid-day Masses on Holy Thursday, Good Friday or Holy Saturday)

Monday: 14th April, 2025
8.00am: Mass
7.30pm: Communal Celebration of Reconciliation

Tuesday: 15th April, 2025
8.00am: Mass

Wednesday: 16th April, 2025
8.00am & 12.10pm: Mass
7.30pm: Meditation on the Passion

Holy Thursday: 17th April, 2025
4.00pm:  Celebration of The Lord’s Supper
7.30pm:  Celebration of The Lord’s Supper
(Followed by Adoration at the Altar of Repose until 9.30pm) 

Good Friday: 18th April, 2025
10.00am:  Stations of The Cross
3.00pm:  Celebration of The Lord’s Passion
(No Masses celebrated on Good Friday)

Holy Saturday: 19th April, 2025
7.30pm: Vigil of The Resurrection
(No other Masses on Holy Saturday. No Vigil Mass at 6.30pm)

Easter Sunday: 20th April, 2025
Masses:  7.30am, 9.30am, 11.00am

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)

Monday: 12.00pm – 12.30pm
Tuesday: 12.00pm – 12.30pm
Wednesday: 12.30pm – 1.00pm
Holy Thursday: 12.00pm – 12.30pm
Good Friday: After the 10.00am Stations of The Cross and
after the 3.00pm Commemoration of the Passion
Holy Saturday: 4.00pm – 4.30pm


EASTER WEEK (Monday 21st – Saturday 26th April, 2025)

MASSES
Monday to Friday: 8.00am
Extra Mass Wednesday & Friday at 12.10pm
No Exposition, Benediction or Reconciliation

Saturday: 8.00am & 6.30pm Vigil

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)
Saturday: 4.00pm


As the church endeavours to respond to the Covid Virus crisis we as a parish community commit ourselves to providing an environment which will promote the physical health and wellbeing of all people especially the elderly and vulnerable in our society. We recognise the inconvenience and challenges associated with this response and the indefinite timeline placed before us. We pray daily for those whose lives are impacted through contracting the Covid Virus and the medical staff and families who care for them.